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Private, member-owned club in Weston.

Tennis for every level. A club for the whole family.

Indoor and outdoor courts, swimming, fitness and junior programs—all in one place, throughout the year.

One visit

Different plans. Same place.

Family members can choose different activities without making separate trips.

During the same 90 minutes

Five distinct club experiences, happening simultaneously under one roof.

  1. 01

    Arrive together.

  2. 02

    A tennis match.

  3. 03

    A swim.

  4. 04

    A junior clinic.

  5. 05

    Leave together.

Tennis

Tennis, indoors and out.

Twelve outdoor Har-Tru clay courts and four indoor cushioned hard courts support adult and junior play, from first lessons through competition. The outdoor courts are floodlit for evening matches. Three more indoor courts open in Fall 2026.

See Courts & Programs

Through the year

The club changes with the seasons.

Summer

  • Outdoor clay courts in daily use.
  • Outdoor pools open from May through September.
  • Junior camps and time at the café between activities.

Winter

  • Tennis moves to cushioned indoor courts.
  • Swimming continues in the indoor pool.
  • Winter brings fitness, junior training and league play.

In spring and fall, play shifts indoors or outdoors with the weather.

See the Club Through the Year

Between activities

Built for the hours between activities, too.

A visit includes more than scheduled activities—the walk between courts, twenty minutes of watching or coffee while someone finishes.

Courtside
Watch a match or stay nearby while someone practices.
Swim & Fitness
Fit in a swim or workout while someone else plays.
Café & Clubhouse
Meet for coffee before everyone heads home.

Explore the Club

Membership

See whether the club is right for your family.

A visit gives you time to see the courts, walk the grounds and ask questions about an ordinary week at the club.

We’ll focus the visit on the activities your family wants to see.

Membership requires sponsorship and follows the club’s admission process. A visit is an introduction to the club, not an application or guarantee of membership.